specializes in medical problems of the foot, ankle, and lower leg
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Allergist
specializes in immune system response to allergens
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Urologist
specializes in problems of the urinary tract
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Pediatrician
specializes in the medical treatment of children
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Neurologist
specializes in conditions of the nervous system
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human anatomy
refers to the study of bones, joints, musces, and organs
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exercise physiology
refers to how the body normally functions during activity
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biomechanics
refers to the science of human movements
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What is athletic training?
A PROFESSION dedicated to maintaining and improving the health and well-being of the physically active population and preventing athletics-related injuries and illnesses.
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In what year did the American Medical Association formally recognize athletic training as an allied health care profession?
1991
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In what year was the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA), which is responsible for setting professional standards, formed?
1950
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What are the roles of the athletic trainer?
Injury prevention/Clinical evaluation and diagnosis/Immediate care of athletic injuries/Treatment, rehabilitation, and reconditioning of athletic injuries /Organization and administration/Professional development and responsibility
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Explain professional development and responsibility.
The athletic trainer’s obligation to continually learn and conduct himself for herself in a professional manner
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What is sports medicine?
The area of medical practice that cares for physically active people who have suffered athletic injury or illness
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The team physician is typically what type of physician – what do they primarily deal with?
Orthopedists who deal primarily with injuries to the musculoskeletal system
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What is an X-Ray?
Electromagnetic waves used to make a picture of a body part
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Primary Care Physician
May refer the athlete to a specialist
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Allergy
A damaging immune response by the body which may include red, swollen tissue or a runny nose, to a
substance that normally should be tolerated, especially pollen
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Physical Therapist
Provides rehabilitation for bone and joint injuries, head injuries, and muscle injuries and imbalances
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Massage Therapist
Does the manipulation of soft body tissues to enhance a persons health.
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Sport Psychologist
Works with athletes who may need help with goal setting, anxiety, frustration, self-esteem, family issues, and more.
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What is pharmacology?
The science of drugs and drug interactions in the body
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Why does an athletic trainer need to know about nutrition? Aren’t nutritional demands the same for athletes and non-athletes?
In order to provide accurate advice and to refer athletes to specialists and NO, athletes have slightly different nutritional demands than non-athletes.
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What percentage of athletic trainers work in a secondary school setting (high school)?
16\.5%
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What percentage of athletic trainers work at a college or university?
22\.7%
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What percentage of athletic trainers work with professional teams?
3%
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What is strength training and reconditioning?
Preparing athletes for the demands of a sport or activity